The Client group includes desktop and embedded operating systems Information Worker is made up of Office, other standalone applications, and professional product support MSN refers to the online network and access services Home & Entertainment...
Mobility v privacy* It has been said companies are currently "sleepwalking into mobility". To achieve the ultimate level of mobility, employers will need to know exactly where the workforce is located at any time.
Mark Lichtenhein, Director of IT and New Media, PGA European Tour While wireless networking offers greater flexibility and greater productivity for the office, mobile and home worker, Gavin Whatrup, IT director at advertising agency Delaney Lund...
Redstone Communications has become the latest company to target flexible working as a growth area with the announcement of a Remote Worker range of products and services. The DTI last year found most employers had not considered flexible working...
Wireless LAN hotspots have already become a vital part of the flexible worker’s armoury. Microsoft’s Exchange 2003, for example, now offers mobility out of the box. Employees have access to line-of-business applications, including service...
It's not a question of if the mobile worker is coming but when, according to executives from Intel, Microsoft and Nokia speaking at the CTIA trade show in San Francisco. During the CTIA keynote address on Tuesday, Mary McDowell, senior vice...
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